I think I am ready to get my first revolver...

[gokyo]

i want to get a NAA 22 magnum

Should i get the...
PUG
Black Widow
or the
Mini-Revolver

http://www.naaminis.com/index02.html

I plan to use it for grins and for pocket carry. For when I can not carry my Kahr P9 or my G20

If you could explain your reason I would apperciate it.

I was also thinking the Kel-Tec .32 acp. But the NAA seems like it is better made.

[creophus]

Get a 38spl/357 magnum for your first revolver. This is not the way to start your revolver collection. I suggest a Ruger SP101.

[Steve Koski]

GET THE KEL TEC!!!

I've toured the NAA factory twice. Shot the guns several times. They're toys. I would NEVER pick one for defensive use if I had the P32 or (better yet) the P3AT as options.

[JLarsson]

I'm with Steve. I've shot my nephrew's KelTec 9mm and it's great. Small, light, and pretty darn accurate, all things considered.

[BIGGUNGOBOOM]

get atleast a 38/357 revolver. anything smaller is a waist. look at Taurus,Ruger,S&W, and maybe even charter arms.

[MakeMineaP99]

Why not just go Kahr PM9? Negligible size difference compared to the P3AT, chambered in 9mm.

[mbradst]

SP-101 or S&W J-frame. Unless you can stick that little NAA in the BG's eye in a defensive situation, you will probably find out it is better as a thrown weapon.

[MakeMineaP99]

Problem with revolvers with respect to carry is they're fat (and not left hand friendly for those of us who shoot properly).

[Steve Koski]

Revolvers SUCK!

The P3AT blows all snubbies away. 1/2 as thick, 1/4 as heavy. 6+1 rounds of ground pounding, heart throbbing, earth shaking .380 ACP.

[CZ93X62]

If you plan to carry the revolver for defensive use, a 38 Special is a minimum chambering--and one of the SP-101 variants would be a good move. If it's to be a strictly recreational firearm, a good 22 LR is cheap to run and very user-friendly.

[Glooooock]

Not chasing brass ROCKS !!!!

[ede]

people who don't shoot revolvers suck. get a rugersp101 or s&w j frame for CCW.

[Warhorse]

Another vote here for a S&W J frame .38Spl snubbie, if you're for real, when talking about a revolver for pocket carry.

[Glooooock]

Yuh , wheel guns ,you only have six rounds , .357 mag packs a good punch . Not many can hit something in six shots , with some brisk recoil . Thats why there is only a small group of these gunslingers .

.38 / 357 mag 686 or an old python . If you cast , .38 is cheaper than .22 to shoot.

[chewy]

.22 caliber revolvers are fun, flexible (as can shoot 22 shorts, 22 rimfire, shot shell loads, any boolit configuration) and can be had up to a 9-10 shot gun.
If ya' want the itty bitty one I'd say go for it, but also get a 4" Taurus mod 94 for cheap and I can give real easy pointer's on slickin' up the action if desire.
I love S&W revolvers, but if you want a 7 shot 38 spec/357 mag, Taurus Trackers are real strong in lock up, and easy to slick the action up, and ain't too hash on the wallet.

[dayglock]

I vote for a S&W .38 Special J-frame. Plentiful and reasonably priced - at least in my area.:)

[GLOCKENNBOOMER]

+ a billion on a j frame .38......I would prefer to get a prelock...with a pocket holster...get a set of Hogue grips that will give your pinky finger some support for more control and you will have a pleasant experience....

[Mogollon]

I won a NAA mini revolver at the 2007 IRC. With the 1 1/8" barrel, 22 mags chrono at 996 fps. A late friend of mine shot a mugger in the belly at 3' distance. Mugger put his knife away, looked him in the eye and said"some days it just dont pay ro get out of bed". I keep mine in my briefcase loaded with shot loads in case another rattlesnake gets into the lunch patio. lots of fun to shoot tho.
I recommend a S&W or Ruger medium frame in 357 for a first revolver. more versatile.

[Bush Pilot]

Do they have a "no carry" policy at Dillon?

[Mogollon]

Our policy is that you may carry after being employed here for one year, and have either a CCW, FFL or SOT.

[Steve Koski]

Did you get all of that Gokyo?

[MakeMineaP99]

Our policy is that you may carry after being employed here for one year, and have either a CCW, FFL or SOT.

Why a year? That's as arbitrary as the barrel length requirement under the NFA.

Further, what does having an FFL or SOT have to do with carrying a firearm? An FFL is a license to engage in business under 18 USC Chapter 44 and an SOT is a special tax paid to import, manufacture or deal in NFA firearms, under 26 USC Chapter 53, neither of which permit a licensee or taxpayer to carry a firearm. It is a states right issue as to how carry is regulated, if at all.

I fail to see any logic in this policy.

[JLarsson]

Maybe studies have shown that Dillon employees who "go postal" typically do so within the first year. :rofl: